Crossword clues for err
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- Miss an easy one
- Miss an easy fly, e.g
- Misplay a grounder
- Miscalculate or misspeak
- Misadd, e.g
- Mess things up
- Make the wrong move
- Make the wrong choice
- Make slip-up
- Make a wrong decision
- Make a flub
- Make a blooper
- Make a baseball blooper reel
- Lose one's way
- Hit the nail on the thumb?
- Hit the nail on the thumb, e.g
- Hit the nail on the thumb
- Hit a sour note, e.g
- Gum up the works
- Get one's wires crossed
- Get eliminated from a bee, say
- Fumble or stumble
- Flub the shot, say
- Flub something
- Exhibit poor judgment, perhaps
- Eff up
- Earn the right to say ''My mistake''
- Drop a pop, say
- Do something the wrong way
- Do it wrong
- Demonstrate one's humanity?
- Demonstrate fallibility
- Commit a goof
- Choose the wrong path
- Bungle up
- Break the law
- Botch something
- Botch it up
- Botch a catch
- Boot a grounder, e.g
- Boot a grounder
- Boot a baseball
- Bobble, drop or bungle
- Bobble a grounder, say
- Behave like a human?
- Be stupid, but not on purpose
- Be off-base
- Be off target
- Be off a bit
- Be human, perhaps
- Be goof-y?
- Be completely wrong
- Act human, according to a proverb
- "To ___ is human."
- ''To ___ is human . . .''
- Zig when you should zag
- Zig when one should zag, say
- Zig when one should have zagged, say
- Zig instead of zag
- Write well as hell, say?
- Write down the wrong answer
- Write "mispell," say
- Write "mispell," e.g
- Write "a lot" as "alot," say
- Work incorrectly
- Word spelled backward in INCORRECT, aptly
- Wander off logically
- Wander logically
- Violate a standard
- Verb with preposition and noun homophones
- Use the salad fork while eating one's entrée, say
- Type "teh," e.g
- Transpose digits, say
- Throw wide, say
- Throw wide of the mark, say
- Throw wide of the cutoff man, say
- Throw too low, say
- Throw too high, e.g
- Throw the ball away, say
- Throw into the dugout, say
- Think that Jimi Hendrix said "'Scuse me while I kiss this guy," say
- Thing to do on the side of caution
- Thing to do on the cautious side?
- Take the wrong path
- Take the wrong exit
- Suffer a brain cramp
- Spell this answer A-I-R, e.g
- Spell the answer to this clue "air," for example
- Spell "spell" "spel," say
- Speak out of turn, e.g
- Some do it on the side of caution
- Slip, say
- Slip on your own banana in Mario Kart, say
- Show poor judgment
- Show one's humanity, perhaps
- Shank the ball, e.g
- Shank a tee shot, say
- Send a text to the wrong person, say
- Screw the pooch, for short
- Screw it up
- Say the wrong question on "Jeopardy!," say
- Say that the answer to this clue is WRONG, say
- Say something cringeworthy
- Say "Oopsie," say
- Sail off-course, e.g
- Require an erasure, say
- Require an erasure
- Require an eraser, perhaps
- Push the wrong button, e.g
- Pull the wrong switch
- Provide fodder for fact-checkers
- Prove to be human?
- Prove oneself fallible
- Prove one's humanity, in a way
- Play the wrong ball, say
- Play a wrong note, say
- Play a wrong note
- Pick the wrong answer
- Overthrow to first, e.g
- Overthrow first, say
- Overthrow first, e.g
- Overthrow a base, say
- Overthrow a base
- Overcharge, say
- Not get the picture?
- Not be correct
- Need correction
- Need a redo
- Multiply instead of divide, say
- Muff something
- Muff it up
- Muff it
- Muff a fly, e.g
- Muck it up
- Mkae smoe tpyos, sya
- Mix up one's facts, say
- Misspell, e.g
- Misspell somthing, say
- Misspell "misspell," e.g
- Misspeak or misdo, e.g
- Miss your exit, e.g
- Miss the turnoff, e.g
- Miss something
- Miss on "Jeopardy!," e.g
- Miss by a mile
- Miss an exit, say
- Miss an easy spare, say
- Miss an easy grounder, say
- Miss an easy fly ball
- Miss a typo
- Miss a turnoff, e.g
- Miss a stage cue, say
- Miss a fly
- Misread lines
- Misquote, e.g
- Misidentify, e.g
- Misidentify something, e.g
- Misfield a ground ball, say
- Miscalculate, perhaps
- Miscalculate, e.g
- Mess something up
- Make the wrong call
- Make the blooper reel
- Make incorrect decisions
- Make goofs
- Make gaffes
- Make flubs
- Make an oversight
- Make an oopsie
- Make an incorrect choice, e.g
- Make a wrong turn, e.g
- Make a wrong turn
- Make a wrong guess, e.g
- Make a wrong choice, e.g
- Make a wrong choice
- Make a tyop, say
- Make a misplay
- Make a miscalculation
- Make a major blunder
- Make a left instead of a right, say
- Make a dumb mistake
- Make a booboo
- Make a bonehead play
- Make a bobble
- Make a bevue
- Make a bad call, say
- Make a bad call
- Lower one's fielding average
- Lose points, perhaps
- Lose points on an exam, say
- Lose points on a problem set, say
- Lose money on "Jeopardy!"
- Lose money on "Jeopardy!," e.g
- Leave the righteous path
- Leave the oven on, e.g
- Just be wrong
- Jump the gun, e.g
- Jam goof-up
- Imperfect verb?
- Human thing to do, it's said
- Hit a wrong key, say
- Hit "send" prematurely, say
- Hit "Reply All" instead of "Reply," say
- Head south to visit the North Pole, e.g
- Have the wrong idea
- Guess incorrectly
- Guess a wrong letter on "Wheel of Fortune," say
- Go too far, e.g
- Go off on the wrong path
- Go a bit off
- Give the wrong change, say
- Give a wrong answer
- Get the time wrong, say
- Get the facts mixed up
- Get someone's name wrong, e.g
- Get one's signals crossed, say
- Get knocked out of the spelling bee
- Get an "Oh no" from Alex Trebek, say
- Fumble, e.g
- Fumble or foozle
- Fumble a football, e.g
- Foul it up
- Forget an appointment, e.g
- Forget a date, e.g
- Flub the relay, say
- Flub an easy one
- Flub a line, say
- Exhibit one's humanity
- Exhibit imperfection
- Enter the wrong answer in a crossword, say
- Enter "SIN" as this clue's answer, for example
- End up short, say
- End up off
- Embarrass the host, e.g
- Drop the relay
- Drop the ball
- Drop the ball, really
- Drop a stitch
- Drop a routine fly ball
- Drop a pass
- Drop a liner
- Drop a fly
- Do something human?
- Do math incorrectly, e.g
- Do a human thing
- Demonstrate humanity?
- Cross all the i's and dot all the t's, say
- Create a snafu
- Commit catcher's interference, e.g
- Commit a faux pas, perhaps
- Come up with a wrong number
- Choose answer (a) instead of (b), say
- Cause a snafu
- Call someone by the wrong name, e.g
- Call Richard "Robert," say
- Call a spade a club, say
- Burn the toast, say
- Bungle the job
- Botch it
- Boot the baseball
- Boot one, in baseball
- Boot one on the field, it's human
- Boot one at Fenway
- Boot an easy one
- Boot a batted ball
- Bobble the bunt
- Bobble something
- Bobble a baseball
- Bobble a ball, e.g
- Blow outs?
- Blow a line, say
- Blow a call, e.g
- Betray fallibility
- Be off-key
- Be human, supposedly
- Be human, so to speak
- Be human, in a proverb
- Be featured on a bloopers segment, maybe
- Admit inadmissible evidence, say
- Add wrong, perhaps
- Add wrong, e.g
- Act inappropriately
- Act human, proverbially
- Accidentally hit "Reply All," say
- "Umm ..."
- "To say they __ I dare not be so bold": Shakespeare
- "To ___ is human" ("We all make mistakes")
- "To ___ is human . . . ": Pope
- "To __ is human ..."
- "The wisest of the wise may __": Aeschylus
- "I prefer to __ with Plato . . . than to be right": Cicero
- ''To ___ is human''
- ''To ___ is human ...''
- ___ on the side of
- __ on the side of caution
- Drop a brick
- Bungle things
- Goof up pretty good
- Drop the ball, literally or figuratively
- Muff one
- Be wrong
- Blunder
- Be off the mark
- Sin, say
- Go wrong?
- Flub up big time
- Wander off course, e.g
- Blow it
- Stray from the straight and narrow
- Foul up
- Misdo something
- Slip up
- Make a foozle
- Fumble the ball, e.g
- Underestimate, e.g.
- Mismatch, e.g.
- Be mistaken
- Answer incorrectly, e.g
- Make a misstep
- Show fallibility
- Make a mistake
- Be off base
- Mess up
- Not be perfect
- Miscalculate, say
- Stumble or fumble
- Show one's humanity?
- Lapse, perhaps
- Go off course
- Be at fault
- Bobble the ball, e.g
- Trip up
- Make muffs
- Misjudge
- Stub one's toe
- Lapse
- Act human?
- Fall from grace
- Pull a boner
- "To ___ is human..."
- Get wrong
- Go astray
- Drop one, say
- Fluff a line
- Are all wet
- Be faulty?
- To do this is human, it's said
- Suffer a "brain cramp"
- Fall into evil ways
- Trespass
- Get it wrong
- Go bad?
- Make a goof
- Misquote, say
- Elicit a 26-Down
- Make a boner
- Do wrong things?
- Miss a cue, say
- Say 2 + 2 = 5, say
- Do something boneheaded
- Make a miscue
- Miss the mark
- Boot one on the field, say
- "To ___ is human": Pope
- В В Drop a brick
- Make a boo-boo
- Need to be set straight
- Slip a cog
- Bobble a fly, say
- Misstep
- Miss a beat, perhaps
- Experience a brain cramp
- Not set things right
- Transgress, e.g
- Use the answer to any of this puzzle's starred clues in ordinary conversation?
- Not be on target
- Add instead of subtract, e.g.
- Drop a brick, so to speak
- Cause an interception, e.g.
- Make a clanger
- Give all for one or one for all, e.g.?
- Drop a pop-up, say
- "Do they not ___ that devise evil?": Proverbs 14:22
- Misplay, e.g.
- Misreckon
- Foozle
- Misspeak, e.g.
- Be human?
- Screw up
- Miswrite, say
- Make a wrong move
- Act humanly?
- Do something wrong
- "The cautious seldom ___": Confucius
- Take a wrong turn, say
- Mishandle something, say
- Drop a fly ball, e.g.
- Get tripped up
- Say 1 + 1 = 3, say
- Divide by zero in a computer program, maybe
- Count six E's in this puzzle clue, for example
- Goof or go off
- Get things wrong
- Go too far, e.g.
- Fumble, say
- Misidentify, e.g.
- Say irregardless?
- Atomic clock part
- Veer off course
- Go off track
- Forget to carry the one, e.g.
- Do the wrong thing
- Show imperfection
- Bark up the wrong tree, e.g
- Miss, for instance
- Jump the gun, e.g.
- Exemplify humanity, say
- Affirm one's humanity?
- Miscue
- Exhibit humanity
- Reveal one's humanity
- Pick an also-ran
- Bumble
- Commit a peccadillo
- Try to fit a square peg in a round hole, e.g.
- Misplay, e.g
- Slip or trip, e.g
- Commit a solecism
- Throw wildly, say
- Behave humanly, in a saying
- Fail, humanly
- Misdirect oneself
- Bollix up
- Act the human
- Go amiss
- Miscount, maybe
- Necessitate an "Oops!"
- Solecize
- Bobble the baseball
- Commit a boo-boo
- Get on the wrong track
- Boot a ground ball
- Make a gaffe
- Make a typo, say
- Commit a blooper
- Kind of ant
- Miss the pop-up
- Emulate Lot's wife
- Make a fluff
- Make a slip-up
- Misfigure
- Guess wrong, say
- Postulate a flat world
- Make a faux pas
- Need an eraser, say
- Drop a pop fly
- It's human to do this
- Be amiss
- Make a boot
- Go awry
- Drop a fly ball, e.g
- Pull the wrong switch, e.g
- Act like a human
- Misspeak, say
- Mismanage
- Need correcting
- Mistake taking rook with queen
- Make mistakes
- Make mistake — Deirdre oddly ignored
- Make a mistake, ending in mate by bishop
- Make a mistake in bumper race
- Cause an interception, e.g
- Expression of doubt about origin of “Rongo” — “go wrong”?
- English bishop finds sin
- Earl with posh car? Perhaps this is to be human
- Some of clever ruses go wrong
- Slip of a girl losing head on river
- Slip made by Queen introducing Republican
- Sin of English bishop
- Blunder made by English kings
- Blunder as US hospital department shortened radius
- Be incorrect
- Add instead of subtract, e.g
- Hesitate on run, and get lost?
- Head of State ready for South Africa Commission
- Do wrong, stealing capital from German chap
- Use the answer to any of
- Before, to Byron
- Commit a faux pas, e.g
- Make a blunder
- "To ___ is human . . ."
- ___ on the side of caution (be extra-careful)
- Lay an egg, say
- Overthrow, e.g
- Make a mess of things
- Be inaccurate
- Be on the side of caution?
- Leave the straight and narrow, perhaps
- Botch things up
- Behave humanly?
- Be human, according to a saying
- Be human, so they say
- Miss one's exit, say
- Drop an easy one, e.g
- Commit a gaffe
- Be imperfect
- Commit a blunder
- Write down the wrong answer, e.g
- Mix things up
- It's human to do it
- If you're human, you'll do it
- Botch one
- Boot the ball
- Act proverbially human
- "To ___ is human; to forgive, divine"
- Prove fallible
- Make mistake
- Foul things up
- Drop the ball, say
- Drop the ball, e.g
- Botch up
- Botch the job
- Reckon wrongly
- Overthrow, say
- Muck up
- Miss, say
- Make a wild throw, say
- Human thing to do?
- Go down the wrong path
- Get something wrong
- Fail to be perfect
- Display fallibility
- Be in the wrong
- Trip or slip, e.g
- Play the wrong golf ball, say
- Muff an easy one
- Muff a grounder
- Misspell or misspeak
- Hit a sour note, say
- Have a lapse
- Flub it up
- "Uhh ..."
- Zig instead of zag, say
- What humans do
- Underestimate, e.g
- Transpose digits, e.g
- To be human
- Throw wildly, e.g
- Say the wrong thing
- Put one's foot in it
- Overshoot, say
- Need to be corrected
- Misspeak, e.g
- Misspeak or misspell
- Make missteps
- Make blunders
- Make a wrong turn, say
- Make a typo
- Make a bonehead move
- Humans do it
- Flub a catch, e.g
- Do this to prove you're human
- Delude oneself
- Commit a mistake
- Choose badly, e.g
- Cause an unearned run, perhaps
- Botch something up
- Boot a grounder, say
- Blow one's lines, e.g
- Be human, in a way
- Be fallible
- Be dead wrong
- Be a bungler
- Zig when you should have zagged, say
- Zig instead of zag?
- Use poor judgment
- To ... on the side of caution
- Status before statehood: Abbr
- Show one's fallibility
- Screw things up
- Prove one's humanity?
- Prove one's fallibility
- Prove human
- Prompt a correction
- Play it poorly
- Overthrow, for example
- Not be right
- Need an eraser
- Necessitate an ''Oops!''
- Misspell a word, e.g
- Missay, say
- Miss the routine grounder
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Err \Err\ ([~e]r), v. i. [imp. & p. p. Erred; p. pr. & vb. n. Erring (?; 277, 85).] [F. errer, L. errare; akin to G. irren, OHG. irran, v. t., irr[=o]n, v. i., OS. irrien, Sw. irra, Dan. irre, Goth, a['i]rzjan to lead astray, airzise astray.]
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To wander; to roam; to stray. [Archaic] ``Why wilt thou err from me?''
--Keble.What seemeth to you, if there were to a man an hundred sheep and one of them hath erred.
--Wyclif (Matt. xviii. 12). To deviate from the true course; to miss the thing aimed at. ``My jealous aim might err.''
--Shak.-
To miss intellectual truth; to fall into error; to mistake in judgment or opinion; to be mistaken.
The man may err in his judgment of circumstances.
--Tillotson. -
To deviate morally from the right way; to go astray, in a figurative sense; to do wrong; to sin.
Do they not err that devise evil?
--Prov. xiv. 22. To offend, as by erring.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
c.1300, from Old French errer "go astray, lose one's way; make a mistake; transgress," from Latin errare "wander, go astray," figuratively "be in error," from PIE root *ers- (1) "be in motion, wander around" (cognates: Sanskrit arsati "flows;" Old English ierre "angry; straying;" Old Frisian ire "angry;" Old High German irri "angry," irron "astray;" Gothic airziþa "error; deception;" the Germanic words reflecting the notion of anger as a "straying" from normal composure). Related: Erred; erring.
Wiktionary
vb. 1 (context intransitive English) To make a mistake. 2 (context intransitive English) To sin. 3 (context archaic English) to stray.
WordNet
Wikipedia
Err is the verb form of error or mistake.
Err, err or ERR may also refer to:
Usage examples of "err".
For it says there: He who has been involved in one kind or sect of heresy, or has erred in one article of the faith or sacrament of the Church, and has afterwards specifically and generally abjured his heresy: if thereafter he follows another kind or sect of heresy, or errs in another article or sacrament of the Church, it is our will that he be judged a backslider.
By undermining his confidence, he again worried that maybe he had erred in administering the anesthesia that fateful day.
That we do not err in ascribing this belief to Paul we might summon the whole body of the Fathers to testify in almost unbroken phalanx, from Polycarp to St.
Let others flatter Crime, where it sits throned In brief Omnipotence: secure are they: For Justice, when triumphant, will weep down Pity, not punishment, on her own wrongs, Too much avenged by those who err.
So, although he may yet be a bit of a bumbler, something of a bookish boob, a man given to a bit too much drinking, and still a klutz much top humanly prone to err, let us keep sight of the fact that he is learning something of the verities of Life-for he is, above all, a man of good intentions.
It was not the five-bladed slave whip, invented for the full and perfect punishment of an erring slave girl, but only a light, one-bladed bosk whip, little more than a switch of leather, a mere incitement and encouragement to better performance on the part of a slacking plow beast, but it struck my back like a hot snake and a rifle shot.
Each of them offered plenty of traps and checkmates should Black err, but each of them seemed to fail against correct play, and they had to assume Bunnish would play correctly.
Her crimes were procuring abortion and killing erring mothers, substituting the living for the dead, and in one case a boy for a girl, thus giving him the enjoyment of property which did not belong to him.
It was unlikely that something had happened to Sara, but Durant preferred to err on the side of caution.
For the ratty has come-to-be in the errancy where the rat errs and so fosters error.
And even if we should happen to err on the side of mercy to ourselves, without our fault, justice is satisfied, being fallible like all things human.
After all, there is nothing to connect Jacques Faucon and his erring wife with the ci-devant Marquis de Saint-Gilbert.
Dengar had never had much of a reputation, but if he and this woman were hanging around with Boba Fett, it would be better to err on the side of caution.
If Vorneen chose to look slightly too handsome, if Glair had erred in the direction of voluptuousness, if Mirtin wished to be self-effacingly unglamorous, those all were permissible options.
A race recollection, deeper and more sure than her own haulting memory told her at once that she had not erred.